- Quote - the last price at which the asset was traded; it is the most recent price that the buyer and seller agreed on and at which some quantity of the asset was sold.
- The quote currency (counter currency) is the second currency in both direct and indirect currency pairs and is used to evaluate the base currency.
- Quote flooding is a tactic used by high frequency traders that involves placing and canceling a large number of orders in an extremely short time frame.
- When the market is considered to be driven by quotes, the transactions are determined by those who make the markets, not by investors, with dealers and specialists who want to fill orders from their inventory or match them with other orders.
- The quoted price of an investment or asset is the most recent purchase and sale price agreed upon by buyers and sellers.
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Quantum meruit means “the amount he deserves” or “as much as he has earned”. In most cases, this means a claim for a reasonable amount in respect of services or goods supplied to the defendant. Refunds for services or goods supplied to the defendant are possible in cases where the plaintiff does not receive...